[QUOTE=Happymeal]

This guy's got the goods.[/QUOTE]
For sure.

[QUOTE=Sepstrup]Where can I find this?

On another note. I just read that James Blunt has a version of I Want You.

JAMES BLUNT COVERING DYLAN?![/QUOTE]
It's on the Mick Ronson album Heaven and Hull. But it's widely available on P2P networks.

Possibly the most mind-boggling thing about that James Blunt cover is that it is one a DRIVE-THRU RECORDS TRIBUTE TO BOB DYLAN! DRIVE-TRHU! AS IN, THE WORST RECORD LABEL EVER.

[quote=mofo]For sure.[/quote] Word.

Magazine - [i]Real Life[/i]

it's good.

1 Fugazi 36
2 The Zombies 35
3 Sigur Ros 16
4 At the Drive-In 12
5 Nick Drake 11
6 Mogwai 10
6 The Smiths 10
8 Cap'n Jazz 5
9 Rites of Spring 4
10 Radiohead 3

/late

Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie - [I]Bird & Diz[/I]
Thelonious Monk - [I]Straight No Chaser[/I]

Black Sabbath - [I]Paranoid[/I]

[QUOTE=Zebra]Black Sabbath - [I]Paranoid[/I][/QUOTE]
\m/

master of reality is way better

I perfer Paranoid.

cool points -1

Moar like +100000000000000000

dam

u win agin

I've been digging alot of the albums mentioned in the competition thread that's going on atm. Namely, Mission of Burma, Minutemen, and The Smiths. Also Andrew Bird from the listening party.

Pavement- [i]Slanted And Enchanted[/i]

i forgot about this album until i found "In The Mouth of a Desert" on my comp, so now i realize it's worth getting the whole thing. i'm also d/ling the live version of "summer babe" because it's supposed to be their best song ever.

Primal Scream - Screamadelica

Come Together is a class 10 minute onslaught(sp)

I plan on diggin the following on my 3 hour trip home from work this afternoon.

Blondie - [I]Parallel Lines[/I]
Nas - [I]Illmatic[/I]
Devo - [I]Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo![/I]
Magazine - [I]Real Life[/I]

It will be good.

[QUOTE=Little Man being Erased]I plan on diggin the following on my 3 hour trip home from work this afternoon.
[/QUOTE]


what

I drive 3 hours from home to work on Monday, stay out here during the week, then drive 3 hours home on Friday. It sucks.

Easy Dub All Stars - Radiodread
Optimus Rhyme - School the Indie Rockers
Souls of Mischief - 93 to Infinity
Suicidal Tendencies - s/t

Where you working?

Lifetime - Hello Bastards
Ghostface Killah - Fishscale

I work at a coal mine 3 hours south west of Mackay (home) which is on the coast of Queensland.

Blue Monday gives me the chills every time I hear it. It has the "this is a classic" sound thats too good to be swallowed.

what you been digga
crazy nigga
I be like "I'm so tight" you be like "how you figga"
I tell you
ain't gotta fell you
with my axe
I drop tracks on the groove wit my slang
Wu-Tang
bang
a pipe goes clang
when I hit ya
did I sh[size=2]it[/size] on ya
s[size=2]h[/size]it get witcha

[url]http://george.hotelling.net/relay/msg0036.mp3[/url]

Holy **** - Holy ****
Interesting.

I tried to listen to Arcturus' [I]Sham Mirrors[/I], but after just 1.18 songs, it was waaaaay too cheesey. So I put some High On Fire on, but it's still not scratching my metal itch sufficiently. Hmm.

The Black Lips
Bob Dylan - [I]Hard Rain[/I]

14 Song Late Summer Night's Dream mix:

Circulatory System - Track 1
Eugene McDaniels - Freedom Death Dance
Jaheim - Like a DJ
Tom Ze - Jimmy Renda-se
Jean-Claude Vannier - Danse De l'Enfant Et Du Roi Des Mouches
Rhymefest - Devil's Pie
Rick Ross - Hustlin' [Remix] (Feat. Jay-Z Young Jeezy)
Caetano Veloso - Charles, Anjo 45 (Feat. Jorge Ben)
Chamillionaire - Ridin' (Feat. Krayzie Bone)
Spank Rock - Rick Rubin
Prefuse 73 - One Word Extinguisher
Scott Walker - Three
Slim Thug - Already Platinum
Tom Waits - Rainbirds

Oh, Jack White.

I listened to that Raconteurs album again today, and now I'm onto some [I]De Stijl[/I]. What a hunky pasty man.

McLusky - McLusky do Dallas

Sooo damn good

Adam Arcuragi, Two Gallants, Ted Leo and Screeching Weasel

Daydream Nation.

Such an incredible album. Can never break away from it for long.

[QUOTE=Zappa]Oh, Jack White.

I listened to that Raconteurs album again today, and now I'm onto some [I]De Stijl[/I]. What a hunky pasty man.[/QUOTE]

How does De Stijl compare to the other White Stripes albums?

It's the only one I know, but I like it. I can never really get enough of "Hello Operator". [/unsolicited]

Anyway. I've listened to a few of the albums (or odd tracks from them) I've picked up whilst elsewhere, but overall listening to new albums away from home was so uncomfortable I just stuck with things I already knew. So I've recently liked;

Seer's Tear - Precious
Remarkably good, if hard to find, prog metal, and I'm not much of a prog metal fan. It's got technical bits and a high pitched vocalist, but also memorable songs and some great melodies. I'm still getting to grips with it really, but I like it.

Nick Lowe - Jesus of Cool
Picked it up cheap on vinyl, pretty much just because of the connection with Costello, and luckily enough I really like it. Even if he does thieve the occasional Beatles melody.

Boris - Pink
Got this just before I left, so was getting used to this too. It's good - a good mix of all the stuff I like about Boris - but I probably don't like it as much as the other stuff I have.

And some more established stuff;
The Beatles - Help!
The Beatles - Revolver
Yusef Lateef - The Blue Yusef Lateef
Solomon Burke - Don't Give Up On Me

I forget what else. I saw someone digging the Wildhearts in here though, so good.

Antony & The Johnsons - I'm a bird now

Pure Reason Revolution - Dark Third

hey tender good to see you back man.


i'm just digging heaps of random sh[size=2]it[/size] that i couldn't be bothered listing. so there you go.

I'm digging Minus the Bear.

Such a great end of the summer band.

It makes me sad though.

Right now I'm into early Weezer, the Rentals, basically anything connected to Matt Sharp.

Fatboy Slim
Wire
Vitalic